The government is hiring New Grads and Interns! Many college students list the US government as one of their top targeted employers. Read about the Best Places to Work in Government.
The New Graduate Federal Resume is much different than the typical two-page private sector resume. Recent graduates need to learn about how to expand the resume to give more details about your education courses, papers, projects, technology, teamwork, presentations, writing, and MORE!
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Here are a few tips that you’ll need to know for your Federal job search and information that can be found in the Student’s Federal Career Guide, 3rd Edition:
Tip #1: Learn how to search for PATHWAYS internships on www.usajobs.gov
Tip #2: Learn how to find the KEYWORDS for your federal resume.
Tip #3: Federal resumes must be longer (3 to 4 pages) and more detailed.
Tip #4: Draw on your student experience as well as academic activities and community service for your first resume.
Tip #5: Be sure you use your veteran’s preference if you have it.
Tip #6: Don’t wait to create a resume until you see an announcement.
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Student’s Federal Career Guide, 3rd Ed., Paul Binkley, Ph.D. and Kathryn Troutman
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